Lilium tigr. Pentarkan

Introduction

The natural vaginal discharge may vary considerably, especially under differing hormonal influences such as puberty, pregnancy or prescribed contraception. A sudden or recent change associated with marked colour or smell, or vulval itch or irritation is more likely to indicate leucorrhoea which may be due to gradual or longstanding causes.

Leucorrhoea is flow of a whitish, yellowish, or greenish discharge from the vagina. It may be due to: (i) infections from bacteria (UTI, etc.), fungi or other parasites; urinary tract infections are very common in females, (ii) inflammation due to injuries or trauma to the vagina, the womb or the cervix, which is very common during pregnancy or irritation from objects like an intrauterine contraceptive device, (iii) the use of sprays, lubricants or jellies, (iv) contraceptives used by men or women which could cause irritation, (v) following a diet that is low on nutrition, (vi) lack of cleanliness or poor hygienic measures, (vii) sexually transmitted diseases, (viii) hormonal disorders, (ix) disorders of endomentrium, etc.

Symptoms of leucorrhoea may include white discharge in the undergarments, intense irritation and/or pain in the cervical region, headaches & irritability, fatigue, dark patches under the eyes, indigestion, constipation and stomach ache.

Maintaining better hygiene, taking more of milk, fruit juices, vitamins, avoidance of too much of spicy and fried foods, too much of tea, coffee, alcohol, sweets and other condiments, avoiding tinned/canned foods will help to manage the problem.

Lilium tigrinum Pentarkan has well-chosen combination of five homoeopathic ingredients, which will help to manage the problem. It works as an anti-inflammatory and regulates the function of the female reproductive organs. It normalizes the construction and dismantling of the mucous membranes in the vaginal and uterus area. It promotes the healing of mucosal lesions, helping disappearance of infections and undesirable secretions. Menstrual disorders are improved. It also covers hot flashes, nausea and vomiting, breast pain and nervousness.

Composition:

Each 100ml contains :

Lilium tigrinum  2x               10% v/v

Hydrastis canadensis 3x    10% v/v

Kreosotum 3x                       10% v/v

Pulsatilla nigricans 3x        10% v/v

Sepia 3x                                10% v/v

Excipients                             Q.S.

Alcohol contents:                                                40% v/v.

Proven indications of the individual ingredients in the sphere of claimed action:

Lilium tigrinum: Manifests powerful influence over the pelvic organs, and is adapted to many reflex states dependent on some pathological conditions of uterus and ovaries. It especially covers yellow or brown, offensive, thin watery, profuse and copious leucorrhoea. Leucorrhoea stains the linen in brown. Menses early, scanty, dark, clotted and offensive.

Hydrastis canadensis: It covers acrid leucorrhoea worse after menses. It especially acts when the leucorrhoea is profuse, copious, ropy or stringy and thick.

Kreosotum: It alleviates leucorrhoea and associated symptom like itching in vulva, labia. Covers whitish or yellowish leucorrhoea and haemorrhage after coition. Thick mucus with bad odour, smelling like green corn, excoriating the perineum or bland. Menstrual and leucorrhoeal flow intermittent. Leucorrhoea with voluptuous itching of labia and swelling.

Pulsatilla: Pre-eminently a female remedy, with sad and changeable mood. Amenorrhoea and suppressed menses are also covered. It mainly covers acrid, excoriating leucorrhoea, which may occur or aggravate before or after menses. Indicated in bland or burning leucorrhoea, with cream or milk like consistency.

Sepia: Relaxed pelvic organs with bearing down sensation. Weakness and pains in the back. Leucorrhoea is varied and changeable. Milky and white or thick and yellow, staining the linen. Occasionally yellowish-green in gonorrhoea. Sometimes lumpy and of a fetid odour often accompanied by stitches in the cervix and is quite acrid, causing soreness of the pudenda (labia major and labia minor). It suits many female problems including tendency to abortion.

Dosage: Unless otherwise prescribed, Lilium tigrinum Pentarkan® should be taken as follows:

For acute complaints, 10-20 drops should be taken at hourly intervals until an improvement occurs, up to a maximum of 12 times a day. For subsequent treatment, 10-20 drops should be taken 3 times a day.

Side effects: No side effect of Lilium tigrinum Pentarkan®, are known.

Contra-indications: No contra-indications for the use of Lilium tigrinum Pentarkan®, are known.

Interactions:  No interactions between Lilium tigrinum Pentarkan®, and other products are known.

Presentation: Bottle of 30 ml.